Arizona News Picks Latent Peace and Rail Plans Mentioned
The piece discusses marriage influencing personal peace and comforts, a proposed Los Angeles to Suit Lake railroad through a Colorado river territory, and Phoenix efforts to attract health seekers for a census. It notes Tucson’s carnival plans and Phoenix’s role in boosting winter visitors and a floating population figure around two thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Colorado
Arizona
Phoenix
Tason
Capitol
Tucson
Phoenis
Legal notes on negotiable paper and bank collection rules
A summary of cases discussing negotiability and collection practices. It covers banks sending checks to drawee banks, mortgage-backed obligations, installments and drawings, bank cashier knowledge of note infirmities, and the effect of transfer after maturity on title and collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerahaw Va
Ladd
Hall Ve
First National Bank
Mase
Supreme Court of the United States
Dickerman Va
Northern Trust Company
U. S
National Bank of Commerce
Feeney
Young Men's Christian Association Gymnasium
Ve. Rockford National Bank
Uhe Cnse
Men in Public Life and Political Quips
The piece ribaldly contrasts Turkish and British leaders with notes on officials: Porto Rico governor Charles H. Allen famed as top student and billiard ace. Wellington’s exception to field marshal rank. McKinney photographed 3000 times in 18 months. Tillman, Depew, Chandler skewering Washington anecdotes and jokes about the senate and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Charles H. Allen
Porto Rico
St Amherst
Duke of Wellington
Lord Roberts
McKinney
Tillman
Depew
Senate of the
United States
Washington
Senate
Chandler
Oval
Sen-ator Tilman
Bisbee Notes From The Region Include Burials And Rail Work
W. W. Tinker was buried at the cemetery. Inez Saturday visit from Tombstone. Cananea moves headquarters to Naco. John Williams to entertain at the schoolhouse next Wednesday afternoon with a gramophone. Rev A Elliott held Episcopal services at Library Hall. The Review bought by W B Kelly of Solomonville and will resume as a weekly enlarged issue. Turkey shoot at Gun Club grounds. Turkey shoot planned for Brewery Gulch next Wednesday the 28th. Nacosari railroad ties laid at Don Lewis. opening expected by May Day next year. Morison Carter's Chocolate Colored Blonds perform at the Opera House Saturday night. Advance agent misdated events in Benson causing a mix up before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B."kelly
Solomonville
Gun Club
Brewery Gulch
Don Lewis
Nacotari
Morison & Carter
Opera House
Benson
Birbee
Bisbee Dispatch Reports Early Tombstone Trip and Local News
The article notes Nov 26 1900 plans for Mre Hall wife of photographer Hall and Del Lewis to depart for Tombstone with Hugh Oeaton as escort. It mentions rapid local building growth including opera house church electric plant and lodging. An accident at Copper Queen mine injures four men with various injuries all tended by Dr. Sweet. A postal mail exchange between Neco Arizona and Neco Sonora is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Queen
Lee
Rafferty
Withere
Giteen
Withereil
Gibsoe
Horpitel
Dr. Sweet
Neco
Aris
Sonora
Messenger
Official Proceedings and Election Results 1900 County
The record lists votes by Judicial Precinct for various candidates and offices, naming figures for judges and officials. It reports unanimous election declarations for councilman and representatives, sheriff, probate judge, district attorney, treasurer, recorder, and other posts, followed by board adjournment and notes on appointments and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelert
Lawie
O R Bostwick
Edward W. Land
M_ D Scribner
Frank Hare
Walter Fife
J A Roo
E. A. Nichole
George B Reay
Thomas R York
P J Delehanty
Territorial
Murphy
Congress
Marcus A Smith
Charles H. Davidson
Spin
M. D. Brstex
Janen F.doxcax
Local Board Minutes Reflect Routine Delinquency Checks
In Tomsstors on November 22 1909 the board met to adjourn the meeting of November 1 1900 at 11 00 a m. Present were M C Benton Jenshrmas and supervisors John Montgomery and Thomas Allaire. The minutes of the meeting were read and approved and routine work on delinquent accounts was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
M C Benton
Johin Montgomery
Thos Allaire
Johnson and Vicinity
H Wien
Pesce
George
Malky
W Lwis
South Bishes M& Imp. Co
Read
WH Lewis
J D Prewitt
Bard of Equalisation
C. Bestox
James F. Dunca
Jenshrmas
John Montgomery
Thomas Allaire
Mi Yies
M . Benton
EF Kelsey
DW. Wickersham
D W Wickersham
E F Kelsey
W Wickerenam
Kelsey Ranch
Byard
Buxtox
Janis P. Duscax
Local Board Proceedings and 1900 Tax Adjustments
Tombstone records reveal a county board meeting discussing tax adjustments for J H Lawborn and D W Wickersham, transfers of land and improvements from EF Kelsey, and adjournments to November 24 1900. The document also notes routine duties and a brief 1914 world end prediction ad.
Court Opens Monday Amid Local Elections and Social Events
Court proceedings begin Monday with a revision and election results showing Marcus A Smith leading with 1 706 votes to Murphy 1 001. Local social notices include a Tombstone Masquerade Ball at Mining Exchange Hall on Wednesday the 28th and the Tombstone Dramatic Club postponing its Schieffelin ball to Friday December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichoreas Club
St Mining Exchange Hall
Tombstone Dramatic Club
Schieffelin
Entertainment and civic notes from Tombstone week
Reports from Tombstone describe upcoming events at Schieffelin ball and Mining Exchange hall during court week, including a Carnival concert and a Masquerade. Officials like Sheriff-elect Del Lowie and Constable Hugh Conton arrive. jury sessions are set for December, with trials through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shieffelin Ball
Scientific Memoranda on Norweg ian polar results and medical imaging
The Norwe gian polar expedition results will be published under Dr Nansen editorship. Color photography is expected to aid documenting disease. Ives reports progress with his Krom skop for lectures and teaching. The US marine hospital service unveils a new Havana disinfecting steamer Sanator with formaldehyde and sulfur systems. Harbors worldwide lack a vessel like Havana’s for such needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansen
Ives
Kromskop
United States Marine Hospital Service
Havana
Hair facts and maritime echoes across time
The item surveys hair length lore from historic figures and myths, notes Captain Hugh Williams as sole survivor in three December shipwrecks, and hints at a libel dispute in Coconino county tied to an election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menai Strait
Hugh Wiliams
Hugh Williams
Hugh Willams
Coconino County
Johha
Edwerde
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Warraninas
W. W. Tinker
Harry Wetherspoon
Jobn
Williams
A. Elliott
Mre Hall
Hall
del Lewis
Hugh R Oeaton
Goneuctor Brown
Hisbee News
S Bisbee
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Justices OF the Peace
DS Clark
K Williams
Wilco
WF Nichole
U Sanders
WC Shine
J B Busby
MG Crowly
BJ O'Riley
C M Roberts
P Rockhart
Judicial Precinct
WB Wien
J C Wiser
M Doyle
Emile Kang
J J Robertson
Wm Shilliam
Robert Nre
J N Christiansen
JD Prewitt
Arthur Wight
T Hudspeth
C C Warner
H M Woode
M Gray
Stephen Roemer
Tomsstors
Purenant
Levi Strauss & CO
Gam Francisco, Ca
P. Sf
WA Parker
Bante Cruz County
Pimery Canyon
Woeress JH Lawhorn
Hostetter
Harrison
Chicago
Asscaror
Hiemary
Mossie Walser & Benn
Tual
Mericopa County
Coss H Davidon
Smith
ME Ohurch
Dave Thurman
Pairbank
EJ Jacktio Ie Ja
Jos Tasker
J If Slaugher
Bisbow
Alc Davis
Davin & Davis
Foundrym O
Terpeichoreas Club
Tomorow Sight
Mining Exchange Hall
del Lowie
Glos- Leen
Tur Quoise
Frank J O'Beisa
Obinaster
Hugh Conton
Mr Conton
Uldersherif
Lewis
Wilmake
J D Thacker
Thacker
Casa Grands
Alvord
Randolph
Southern Pacific Railroad
Doe Goodwin
Krite
Tomstone Vieitore
Meadow
Cupid
Hymen
Fairbank
Ane
Robertson
Thos
Haberstock
Po—Tombatone
Forse
Simeas Ca
San Pedro
E. J. Whitten
Topsham
Marie Antoinette
Queen Anne
Samson
Delilah
Absalom
PO Tomtatoa Pirate Pragson Is
Masselgreen
Tombione Range
Sea Pedro
L Stanton
Bensom Range
Tomostom
RLF, Schuster PLC
Tombstom
Gus Soberey
Henry Pyeatt, P.O
Boese
Sherrick
Famabank
San Per
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